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Dumping/Building content from your own data (Using GodMode9)!
Just as the title explains, this guide will be for the end user, explaining how to dump files, games, or even system titles from your own system/data. This is important because you can archive files and games that otherwise will be ignored. This guide does not explain how to dump NTR Cartridges, and is exclusively for Nintendo 3DS content.
[Prerequisites]
Boot9Strap
Custom Firmware
GodMode9
[Dumping/Building CIA Files]
Dumping/Converting a CTR Cartridge
Dumping an Installed SD Title
Dumping a System Title
[Dumping Files from Archives]
Dumping Files from a CIA File
Dumping Files from an Installed SD Title
Dumping Files from a System Title
Dumping Files from a CTR Cartridge
[Miscellaneous]
Finding an Installed SD Title TitleID Low
Finding a System Title TitleID High and Low
Alternate Versions
Credits
Donations
FAQs
How to Report Issues or Ask Quesitons
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Boot9Strap
This guide assumes that you have already installed Boot9Strap (which will be referred to as B9S for the remainder of this guide). If you do not have B9S installed, then you have to choose between two options:
Please make sure that you are using the latest release of B9S before continuing with this guide to ensure full compatibility. If you need to update or are not sure, follow the steps here.
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Custom Firmware
This guide will be written assuming that you are on [TOPIC=473930]Luma3DS[/TOPIC] Custom Firmware (which will be referred to as CFW for the remainder of this guide). This CFW allows for easy chainloading of payloads, which is currently unavailable in other B9S compatible CFW. If other CFW get supported in the future, this guide will be updated to support those.
If you do not have Luma3DS, follow the steps described by this guide to install Luma3DS.
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GodMode9
According to GodMode9's GitHub page:
GodMode9 is the only tool we will be using for this process of dumping/building content, so it is a requirement. Download the latest release from here and follow these steps:
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Dumping/Converting a CTR Cartridge
This section is for dumping/converting a CTR cartridge to a CIA file.
Before continuing, make sure you have the following:
Dumping an Installed SD Title
This section is for dumping apps installed to the SD card to CIA files.
Before continuing, make sure you have the following:
Dumping a System Title
This section is for dumping system titles to CIA files.
Before continuing, make sure you have the following:
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Dumping Files from a CIA File
This section is for dumping files/content from a built CIA file.
Note: This allows the user to dump all available files to dump. This means that you can dump the romfs.bin, exefs.bin, or even specific files (if they are available).
Before continuing, make sure you have the following:
Dumping Files from an Installed SD Title
This section is fordumping files/content from an installed SD title.
Note: This allows the user to dump all available files to dump. This means that you can dump the romfs.bin, exefs.bin, or even specific files (if they are available).
Before continuing, make sure you have the following:
Dumping Files from System Titles
This section is for dumping files/content from a system title.
Note: This allows the user to dump all available files to dump. This means that you can dump the romfs.bin, exefs.bin, or even specific files (if they are available).
Before continuing, make sure you have the following:
Dumping Files from a CTR Catridge
This section is for dumping files/content from a CTR cartridge.
Note: This allows the user to dump all available files to dump. This means that you can dump the romfs.bin, exefs.bin, or even specific files (if they are available).
Before continuing, make sure you have the following:
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Finding an Installed SD Title TitleID Low
Follow these steps to find your TitleID Low:
Finding a System Title TitleID High and Low
Follow these steps to find your TitleID High and TitleID Low:
VIP Credits
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Table of Contents
[Prerequisites]
Boot9Strap
Custom Firmware
GodMode9
[Dumping/Building CIA Files]
Dumping/Converting a CTR Cartridge
Dumping an Installed SD Title
Dumping a System Title
[Dumping Files from Archives]
Dumping Files from a CIA File
Dumping Files from an Installed SD Title
Dumping Files from a System Title
Dumping Files from a CTR Cartridge
[Miscellaneous]
Finding an Installed SD Title TitleID Low
Finding a System Title TitleID High and Low
Alternate Versions
Credits
Donations
FAQs
How to Report Issues or Ask Quesitons
Prerequisites
Boot9Strap
This guide assumes that you have already installed Boot9Strap (which will be referred to as B9S for the remainder of this guide). If you do not have B9S installed, then you have to choose between two options:
- Update to B9S using this guide.
- Figure out how to convert these steps to your current exploit.
Please make sure that you are using the latest release of B9S before continuing with this guide to ensure full compatibility. If you need to update or are not sure, follow the steps here.
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Custom Firmware
This guide will be written assuming that you are on [TOPIC=473930]Luma3DS[/TOPIC] Custom Firmware (which will be referred to as CFW for the remainder of this guide). This CFW allows for easy chainloading of payloads, which is currently unavailable in other B9S compatible CFW. If other CFW get supported in the future, this guide will be updated to support those.
If you do not have Luma3DS, follow the steps described by this guide to install Luma3DS.
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GodMode9
According to GodMode9's GitHub page:
GodMode9 is a full access file browser for the Nintendo 3DS console, giving you access to your SD card, to the FAT partitions inside your SysNAND and EmuNAND and to basically anything else. Among other functionality (see below), you can copy, delete, rename files and create folders.
GodMode9 is the only tool we will be using for this process of dumping/building content, so it is a requirement. Download the latest release from here and follow these steps:
- Extract the GodMode9 ZIP file you just downloaded to a safe place on your PC.
- Copy the GodeMode9.firm file to: SD:/luma/payloads/
- Copy the "gm9" folder to the root of the SD card.
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Dumping/Building CIA Files
Dumping/Converting a CTR Cartridge
This section is for dumping/converting a CTR cartridge to a CIA file.
Before continuing, make sure you have the following:
- Luma3DS CFW
- GodMode9.firm in SD:/luma/payloads/
- A physical CTR Cartridge
- Turn your Nintendo 3DS System on whilst holding the 'Start' button.
- If you have more than just 'GodMode9.firm' in your SD:/luma/payloads folder, you should be greeted by the Luma3DS chainloader. (if not continue to Step 4).
- Select 'GodMode9' in the Chainloader menu and press 'A'
- GodMode9 should now be loading.
- Make sure you have your CTR cartridge inserted into your system, and then scroll down to '[C:] GAMECART' and press 'A'
- Select the .trim.3ds file and press 'A' to open up the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Copy to 0:/gm9/out'
- The cartridge dump will be saved to 'SD:/gm9/out/' and it is already trimmed to it's smallest size possible.
- Turn your Nintendo 3DS System on whilst holding the 'Start' button.
- If you have more than just 'GodMode9.firm' in your SD:/luma/payloads folder, you should be greeted by the Luma3DS chainloader. (if not continue to Step 4).
- Select 'GodMode9' in the Chainloader menu and press 'A'
- GodMode9 should now be loading.
- Make sure you have your CTR cartridge inserted into your system, and then scroll down to '[C:] GAMECART' and press 'A'.
- Select the .trim.3ds file and press 'A' to open up the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'NCSD image options...' and press 'A'
- Scroll down to 'Build CIA from file' and press 'A'
- The CIA will be built and saved to 'SD:/gm9/out/<titleid>.cia'
Dumping an Installed SD Title
This section is for dumping apps installed to the SD card to CIA files.
Before continuing, make sure you have the following:
- Luma3DS CFW
- GodMode9.firm in SD:/luma/payloads/
- Turn your Nintendo 3DS System on whilst holding the 'Start' button.
- If you have more than just 'GodMode9.firm' in your SD:/luma/payloads folder, you should be greeted by the Luma3DS chainloader. (if not continue to Step 4).
- Select 'GodMode9' in the Chainloader menu and press 'A'
- GodMode9 should now be loading.
- Select '[A:] SYSNAND SD' and press 'A'
- Select the 'title' directory and press 'A'
- Press 'R' and 'A' to open the directory menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Search for titles' and press 'A'.
- If your search results do not contain the title you are searching for, follow these steps (otherwise continue to step 10):
- Follow these steps to get your TitleID Low.
- Select one of three directories and press 'A':
- 00040000 for full games
- 0004000e for updates
- 0004008c for DLC
- Select the directory that matches your TitleID Low and press 'A'.
- Go into the 'content' directory.
- Highlight the .tmd file and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Continue to step 11.
- Select the title you want and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'TMD file options...'
- Select 'Build CIA (standard)'
- The .cia file will be saved to 'SD:/gm9/out/'
Dumping a System Title
This section is for dumping system titles to CIA files.
Before continuing, make sure you have the following:
- Luma3DS CFW
- GodMode9.firm in SD:/luma/payloads/
- Turn your Nintendo 3DS System on whilst holding the 'Start' button.
- If you have more than just 'GodMode9.firm' in your SD:/luma/payloads folder, you should be greeted by the Luma3DS chainloader. (if not continue to Step 4).
- Select 'GodMode9' in the Chainloader menu and press 'A'
- GodMode9 should now be loading.
- Scroll down and select '[1:] SYSNAND CTRNAND' and press 'A'
- Select the 'title' directory and press 'A'
- Press 'R' and 'A' to open the directory menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Search for titles' and press 'A'.
- If your search results do not contain the title you are searching for, follow these steps (otherwise continue to step 10):
- Follow these steps to get your TitleID High and TitleID Low.
- Select the directory that matches your TitleID High and press 'A'.
- Select the directory that matches your TitleID Low and press 'A'.
- Go into the 'content' directory.
- Highlight the .tmd file and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Continue to step 11.
- Select the title you want and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'TMD file options...'
- Select 'Build CIA (standard)'
- The .cia file will be saved to 'SD:/gm9/out/'
Dumping Files from Archives
Dumping Files from a CIA File
This section is for dumping files/content from a built CIA file.
Note: This allows the user to dump all available files to dump. This means that you can dump the romfs.bin, exefs.bin, or even specific files (if they are available).
Before continuing, make sure you have the following:
- Luma3DS CFW
- GodMode9.firm in SD:/luma/payloads/
- The chosen CIA file(s) on the SD card.
- Turn your Nintendo 3DS System on whilst holding the 'Start' button.
- If you have more than just 'GodMode9.firm' in your SD:/luma/payloads folder, you should be greeted by the Luma3DS chainloader. (if not continue to Step 4).
- Select 'GodMode9' in the Chainloader menu and press 'A'
- GodMode9 should now be loading.
- Select '[0:] SDCARD' and press 'A'
- Locate the CIA file you have chosen to dump files from.
- Select the before mentioned file and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'CIA image options...' and press 'A'
- Select 'Mount image to drive'
- You will now be inside of the mounted CIA file. Locate the file you want to dump and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Copy to 0:gm9/out' to dump the file.
- The file(s) has been saved to 'SD:/gm9/out/'
- Back up your 'SD:/gm9/out/' folder before starting this process, and then delete it or its contents. This is to keep the dumped content organized.
- Turn your Nintendo 3DS System on whilst holding the 'Start' button.
- If you have more than just 'GodMode9.firm' in your SD:/luma/payloads folder, you should be greeted by the Luma3DS chainloader. (if not continue to Step 5).
- Select 'GodMode9' in the Chainloader menu and press 'A'
- GodMode9 should now be loading.
- Select '[0:] SDCARD' and press 'A'
- Locate the CIA file you have chosen to dump files from.
- Select the before mentioned file and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'CIA image options...' and press 'A'
- Select 'Mount image to drive'
- You will now be inside of the mounted CIA file.
- Press 'L' and '→' to select all files.
- Press 'A' (on a file not a directory) to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Copy to 0:/gm9/out' and press 'A'
- The content will be saved to 'SD:/gm9/out/'
- Copy the 'SD:/gm9/out/' to another (safe) location and then restore the backup you made at the beginning of this process.
Dumping Files from an Installed SD Title
This section is fordumping files/content from an installed SD title.
Note: This allows the user to dump all available files to dump. This means that you can dump the romfs.bin, exefs.bin, or even specific files (if they are available).
Before continuing, make sure you have the following:
- Luma3DS CFW
- GodMode9.firm in SD:/luma/payloads/
- Turn your Nintendo 3DS System on whilst holding the 'Start' button.
- If you have more than just 'GodMode9.firm' in your SD:/luma/payloads folder, you should be greeted by the Luma3DS chainloader. (if not continue to Step 4).
- Select 'GodMode9' in the Chainloader menu and press 'A'
- GodMode9 should now be loading.
- Select '[A:] SYSNAND SD' and press 'A'
- Select the 'title' directory and press 'A'
- Press 'R' and 'A' to open the directory menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Search for titles' and press 'A'.
- If your search results do not contain the title you are searching for, follow these steps (otherwise continue to step 10):
- Follow these steps to get your TitleID Low.
- Select one of three directories and press 'A':
- 00040000 for full games
- 0004000e for updates
- 0004008c for DLC
- Select the directory that matches your TitleID Low and press 'A'.
- Go into the 'content' directory.
- Continue to step 12.
- Select the title you want and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Open containing folder' and press 'A'.
- Select the largest .app file and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'NCCH image options...' and press 'A'
- Select 'Mount image to drive' and press 'A'
- You will now be in the mounted .app file. Find the file you want to dump and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Copy to 0:/gm9/out' and press 'A'
- The file has been saved to 'SD:/gm9/out/'
- Back up your 'SD:/gm9/out/' folder before starting this process, and then delete it or its contents. This is to keep the dumped content organized.
- Turn your Nintendo 3DS System on whilst holding the 'Start' button.
- If you have more than just 'GodMode9.firm' in your SD:/luma/payloads folder, you should be greeted by the Luma3DS chainloader. (if not continue to Step 4).
- Select 'GodMode9' in the Chainloader menu and press 'A'
- GodMode9 should now be loading.
- Select '[A:] SYSNAND SD' and press 'A'
- Select the 'title' directory and press 'A'
- Press 'R' and 'A' to open the directory menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Search for titles' and press 'A'.
- If your search results do not contain the title you are searching for, follow these steps (otherwise continue to step 11):
- Follow these steps to get your TitleID Low.
- Select one of three directories and press 'A':
- 00040000 for full games
- 0004000e for updates
- 0004008c for DLC
- Select the directory that matches your TitleID Low and press 'A'.
- Go into the 'content' directory.
- Continue to step 13.
- Select the title you want and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Open containing folder' and press 'A'.
- Select the largest .app file and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'NCCH image options...' and press 'A'
- Select 'Mount image to drive' and press 'A'
- You will now be in the mounted .app file.
- Press 'L' and '→' to select all files.
- Press 'A' (on a file not a directory) to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Copy to 0:/gm9/out' and press 'A'
- The content will be saved to 'SD:/gm9/out/'
- Copy the 'SD:/gm9/out/' to another (safe) location and then restore the backup you made at the beginning of this process.
Dumping Files from System Titles
This section is for dumping files/content from a system title.
Note: This allows the user to dump all available files to dump. This means that you can dump the romfs.bin, exefs.bin, or even specific files (if they are available).
Before continuing, make sure you have the following:
- Luma3DS CFW
- GodMode9.firm in SD:/luma/payloads/
- Turn your Nintendo 3DS System on whilst holding the 'Start' button.
- If you have more than just 'GodMode9.firm' in your SD:/luma/payloads folder, you should be greeted by the Luma3DS chainloader. (if not continue to Step 4).
- Select 'GodMode9' in the Chainloader menu and press 'A'
- GodMode9 should now be loading.
- Select '[1:] SYSNAND CTRNAND' and press 'A'.
- Select the 'title' directory and press 'A'.
- Press 'R' and 'A' to open the directory menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Search for titles' and press 'A'.
- If your search results do not contain the title you are searching for, follow these steps (otherwise continue to step 10):
- Follow these steps to get your TitleID High and TitleID Low.
- Select the directory that matches your TitleID High and press 'A'.
- Select the directory that matches your TitleID Low and press 'A'.
- Select the 'content' directory and press 'A'.
- Continue to step 12.
- Select the title you want and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Open containing folder' and press 'A'.
- Select the largest .app and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'NCCH image options...' and press 'A'.
- Select 'Mount image to drive' and press 'A'.
- You will now be in the mounted .app file. Find the file you want to dump and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Copy to 0:/gm9/out' and press 'A'
- The file has been saved to 'SD:/gm9/out/'
- Back up your 'SD:/gm9/out/' folder before starting this process, and then delete it or its contents. This is to keep the dumped content organized.
- Turn your Nintendo 3DS System on whilst holding the 'Start' button.
- If you have more than just 'GodMode9.firm' in your SD:/luma/payloads folder, you should be greeted by the Luma3DS chainloader. (if not continue to Step 4).
- Select 'GodMode9' in the Chainloader menu and press 'A'
- GodMode9 should now be loading.
- Select '[1:] SYSNAND CTRNAND' and press 'A'.
- Press 'R' and 'A' to open the directory menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Search for titles' and press 'A'.
- If your search results do not contain the title you are searching for, follow these steps (otherwise continue to step 10):
- Follow these steps to get your TitleID High and TitleID Low.
- Select the directory that matches your TitleID High and press 'A'.
- Select the directory that matches your TitleID Low and press 'A'.
- Select the 'content' directory and press 'A'.
- Continue to step 12.
- Select the title you want and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Open containing folder' and press 'A'.
- Select the largest .app and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'NCCH image options...' and press 'A'.
- Select 'Mount image to drive' and press 'A'.
- You will now be in the mounted .app file.
- Press 'L' and '→' to select all files.
- Press 'A' (on a file not a directory) to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Copy to 0:/gm9/out' and press 'A'
- The content will be saved to 'SD:/gm9/out/'
- Copy the 'SD:/gm9/out/' to another (safe) location and then restore the backup you made at the beginning of this process.
Dumping Files from a CTR Catridge
This section is for dumping files/content from a CTR cartridge.
Note: This allows the user to dump all available files to dump. This means that you can dump the romfs.bin, exefs.bin, or even specific files (if they are available).
Before continuing, make sure you have the following:
- Luma3DS CFW
- GodMode9.firm in SD:/luma/payloads/
- A physical CTR Cartridge
- Turn your Nintendo 3DS System on whilst holding the 'Start' button.
- If you have more than just 'GodMode9.firm' in your SD:/luma/payloads folder, you should be greeted by the Luma3DS chainloader. (if not continue to Step 4).
- Select 'GodMode9' in the Chainloader menu and press 'A'
- GodMode9 should now be loading.
- Select '[G:] GAMECART' and press 'A'
- Select the .3ds (not the .trim.3ds) file and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'NCSD image options...' and press 'A'.
- Select 'Mount image to drive' and press 'A'.
- You will now be in the mounted .3ds file. Find the file you want to dump and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Copy to 0:/gm9/out' and press 'A'.
- The file has been saved to 'SD:/gm9/out/'.
- Back up your 'SD:/gm9/out/' folder before starting this process, and then delete it or its contents. This is to keep the dumped content organized.
- Turn your Nintendo 3DS System on whilst holding the 'Start' button.
- If you have more than just 'GodMode9.firm' in your SD:/luma/payloads folder, you should be greeted by the Luma3DS chainloader. (if not continue to Step 4).
- Select 'GodMode9' in the Chainloader menu and press 'A'
- GodMode9 should now be loading.
- Select '[G:] GAMECART' and press 'A'
- Select the .3ds (not the .trim.3ds) file and press 'A' to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'NCSD image options...' and press 'A'.
- Select 'Mount image to drive' and press 'A'.
- You will now be in the mounted .3ds file.
- Press 'L' and '→' to select all files.
- Press 'A' (on a file not a directory) to open the file menu on the bottom screen.
- Select 'Copy to 0:/gm9/out' and press 'A'
- The content will be saved to 'SD:/gm9/out/'
- Copy the 'SD:/gm9/out/' to another (safe) location and then restore the backup you made at the beginning of this process.
Miscellaneous
Finding an Installed SD Title TitleID Low
Follow these steps to find your TitleID Low:
- If you haven't already, go here to find your title's TitleID.
- Find a pen and paper or open a sticky note on your computer.
- Write the last 8 characters of the TitleID under "TitleID Low"
- Continue to the next set of instructions.
Finding a System Title TitleID High and Low
Follow these steps to find your TitleID High and TitleID Low:
- If you haven't already, go here to find your system title's TitleID.
- Find a pen and paper or open a sticky note on your computer.
- Write down the characters found in the header of the tables on the titles page. For example, if I wanted to do a shared data archive, I would write down "0004009B" because it is in the header "0004009B - Shared Data Archives"
- Write down the characters found in the column for your region and the row for your system title. For example, the TitleID Low for the US font applet is "00014002" because it is in the JPN/USA/EUR font row and in the USA column.
- Continue to the next set of instructions.
Alternate Verions
I have decided to upload this guide in more than one place. This is because if it gets taken down for any reason, I want there to be backups available for reading pleasure. I also offer multiple versions of the guide because one might be more accessible, or be a preferred website.
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Credits
- @Aurora Wright, @TuxSH, and others who contributed towards Luma3DS
- @d0k3 and others who contributed towards GodMode9
- @SciresM, stuckpixel, hedgeberg, and others who contributed towards the release of Boot9Strap
- @Plailect for inspiring me to write guides.
- Those from the Nintendo Homebrew Discord server who put together this pastebin that I took as a source for my guide (which IMO, looks better and is more detailed)
- @Kyusetzu for providing an easier method to search for titles on GodMode9
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FAQs
Q: What is the point of this exactly and why should I care?
A: This guide is here to inform others of ways to archive/back up their own games, as well as dump certain files from games so they don't have to use a PC tool to do so.
Q: How long did it take you to write this guide?
A:
Q: Can I dump system updates from a cartridge?
A: Yes! Yes you can! It all depends where you go when viewing the mounted cartridge.
There aren't anymore off the top of my head, so feel free to ask questions down below that I can answer!
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A: This guide is here to inform others of ways to archive/back up their own games, as well as dump certain files from games so they don't have to use a PC tool to do so.
Q: How long did it take you to write this guide?
A:
Donation section said:I'd estimate around 20 hours went into designing this thread, with drafting, formatting, and revising combined.
Q: Can I dump system updates from a cartridge?
A: Yes! Yes you can! It all depends where you go when viewing the mounted cartridge.
There aren't anymore off the top of my head, so feel free to ask questions down below that I can answer!
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